Job Description
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Main purpose
Under the supervision and guidance of the Section Head and the Team Leader of the Nuclear Security Team, the Nuclear Instrumentation Engineer provides technical support for procurement, acceptance testing, and delivery and installation of equipment, as well as demonstration and training of front-line officers on the proper use of equipment.
Role
As an active member of the laboratory, the Nuclear Instrumentation Engineer acts as 1) a substantive contributor and specialist in the implementation of nuclear security projects related to the application of radiation instruments / techniques for detection and response to criminal and unauthorized acts involving nuclear and other radioactive material and 2) a technical specialist in the development of new radiation detection instruments/techniques and procedures. Building on his/her solid knowledge and experience in radiation detection and response, he/she prepares specifications, performs and supervises the acceptance testing of equipment acquired for donation to Member States, evaluates bids for procurement, and participates in technical missions and training events in Member States.
Functions / Key Results Expected
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The Nuclear Instrumentation Engineer contributes to the programmatic goal to improve global security of nuclear material, other radioactive material, nuclear facilities, locations and transport. To do so, the incumbent supports the Office of Nuclear Security in the implementation of the programme for strengthening Member States abilities to detect and respond to criminal and unauthorized acts involving nuclear and other radioactive material. In particular:
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Support procurement activities (drafting of procurement specifications, evaluation of bids, development and implementation of acceptance test procedures for portable and fixed installed equipment) for equipment purchased by the Office of Nuclear Security for donation purposes;
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Ensure timely acceptance testing of acquired equipment, monitor delivery and support installation of equipment, effectively delegating tasks to junior staff as appropriate;
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Participate in training events on instruments/techniques for combating illicit trafficking in Member States; develop and deliver lecture material for training events on equipment used to detect illicit trafficking activities and for identifying and characterizing any seized material;
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Participate in IAEA-organized advisory, evaluation, and technical missions; and
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Address on-going R&D issues involving nuclear security by evaluating and monitoring the activities of any established.coordinated research project.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
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Technical expertise: In-depth knowledge of available techniques and instruments for the detection and characterization of nuclear and radioactive material, preferably with respect to nuclear security applications. Working knowledge of radiation border monitoring equipment, technologies and methodologies preferred.
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Excellent computer skills, especially MS Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook, Powerpoint) and CAD (computeraided design) software to prepare installation drawings.
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Demonstrated communication skills: Ability to deliver training courses/lectures in a clear manner.
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Strong interpersonal skills:
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-Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations with IAEA staff at all levels and with representatives of Member States;
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-Ability to work in a multicultural environment with sensitivity and respect for diversity.
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Supervisory skills.
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Good planning and organizing skills.
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